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Freedom, Not Finished

Every year on June 19, communities across the country come together to observe Juneteenth through parades, live music festivals, block parties, and other joyful events. However, many people may not fully understand its significance or why it is recognized as a federal...

From Get Out to Candyman: What Horror Movies Teach Us About Systemic Racism

Horror movies and ghost stories are often dismissed as entertainment, yet they provide a platform for narratives that are often overlooked in society. One such narrative is racism, a complex topic that can be difficult to discuss openly with those outside a person's...

Why Black History Month Matters 

Black History Month is often dismissed as a brief departure from what some consider “real” history. In reality, it plays a vital role in uncovering events, contributions, and narratives that have long been marginalized or erased. As the nation continues to grapple...
Why Black History Month Matters 

Why Black History Month Matters 

Black History Month is often dismissed as a brief departure from what some consider “real” history. In reality, it plays a vital role in uncovering events, contributions, and narratives that have long been marginalized or erased. As the nation continues to grapple...

Inclusion Tip of the Day: Pronouns 

Inclusion Tip of the Day: Pronouns 

Using someone’s correct pronouns isn’t just polite; it’s a sign of respect, belonging, and inclusion. Check out these tips to get it right with pronouns…   Pronouns 101: Instead of assuming, try: “Hi, I’m [name], and my pronouns are she/her. How about you?” If...

4 Tips for Inclusive Meetings

4 Tips for Inclusive Meetings

Did you know that when employees feel a strong sense of belonging at work, their job performance improves by more than 50% and they take about 75% fewer sick days? We’re entering a new era of the workforce…one that’s intentional, inclusive, and centers its employees....

America the Free?

America the Free?

This month, from September 15 to October 15, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, a time to honor one of the backbones of this nation, the Latine/x community. Hispanic Americans have shaped U.S. culture for centuries. From Spanish support during the Revolutionary War...

Protected By Law: Legally Protected Characteristics 

Protected By Law: Legally Protected Characteristics 

The ever-diversifying workplace of today is a true laboratory for success and progress. The multitude of perspectives and identities creates an environment that challenges prior beliefs and brings unheard ones into the fold. This diversity, however, has not always...

Race vs. Ethnicity: What’s the Difference?

Race vs. Ethnicity: What’s the Difference?

Race and ethnicity are often used interchangeably, but they’re not the same thing. Understanding the difference matters in life, work, and law. Why This Distinction Matters We talk a lot about race and ethnicity in conversations on identity, equity, and inclusion. But...

Why Is Black Hair Still a Battleground?

Why Is Black Hair Still a Battleground?

Picture this: Imagine sitting in a chair for 7 hours, enduring pain, to create a hairstyle that will bring you comfort, dignity, and ease. You then go to your place of work and are told your hair is inappropriate and that you need to go home and change it because it’s...